The phrase "spread virus" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase can typically be used when referring to a virus that has been released into a population or area and is being spread. For example, "The new spread virus quickly caused a pandemic in the city."
Do not use a broom or vacuum cleaner, because they can spread virus particles into the air.
A10 Weather Helping Spread Virus An unusually warm summer may be contributing to the nation's worst outbreak of West Nile virus since it appeared in this country three years ago, federal health officials said.
Norovirus is a common, easily spread virus that causes various forms of gastric distress.
When people are infectious and cough or sneeze, these viruses can be expelled through aerosols and large droplets and spread virus from person to person [ 2- 6].
Additionally, descriptive data suggest that severely ill patients may spread virus more efficiently, particularly if they are coughing or vomiting (12 ).
Field experiments again supported the idea that flies could spread virus among rabbits (Barratt et al. 1998) after the virus was illegally introduced into New Zealand (O'Hara 2006).
Mike D of New York hip-hop group Beastie Boys (though I'm sure at this point the Sun would have referred to them as "rappers") was the originator of this klepto-fashion statement and it had spread, virus-like, across the ocean when Beastie Boys arrived in late spring 1987 to tour their already infamous debut, Licensed to Ill, of which Rolling Stone had said, "Three idiots create a masterpiece".
In nature these bugs routinely spread viruses among plants.
But those same interconnections can spread viruses (human and computer) ever faster.
Even Apple's admirable technology can be exploited to spread viruses among "poddies".
In mid-March, researchers disclosed that RFID tags could be tampered with to spread viruses through distribution networks.
